Just posted the Johnny's stuff on another thread. In the cold of winter, I plan away. My references have oftten been the great stuff at U.C.Davis home vegetable planning (including how many plants of anything for a family of four, good references). I sketch multiples of the beds (with 1 foot grids), do a spreadsheet of what I start and by actual planting time it all goes out the window - hmn, I can stick this herb here by the tomato and wedge a few of these there ... It doesn't all go out, I'm new to this zone so getting a feel for the planting out dates. But, I always start more than I can use, give away some and then squirrel in more than I "planned". Here is a link that might be useful: UC Davis vegetable & home vegetable gardening info

Two plastic buckets containing duplicate set of general diggers, pruners, misc. tools etc - one lives in the garage for instant access to the front yard, the other in the back yard storage box for instant access in the backyard. I'm a lazy gardener and need tools nearby or I'll find an excuse not to do what needs to be done! Waterproof (but not mouseproof as I found out the hard way) plastic storage box/bench located in the side 'work' yard. Great for containing clutter and a good work surface for re-potting plants and brushing the pup! A 'pop-up' Fiskar trash barrel (lots of copycats available now) - it is lightweight to move around when pruning, trimming, weeding and stores compactly when not in use. I line it w/a large trash bag and secure the top overhang edges w/spring clothespins so the bag doesn't get pushed down in. Garden Claw - makes short work of loosening soil to plant in and efficiently breaks away wide roots when digging up to transplant. Bulb planter - works great when setting out dozens of annual seedlings. Nitril gloves - the best I've ever encountered. The bench type kneeler cited earlier in this thread - very versatile - and a large foam kneeler/pad which was marketed in Bed, Bath & Beyond and both a garden kneeler and a child's flotation pool toy! Putting conventional things to use in unconventional ways (like the plastic toboggan also cited above) really works!

well...I opened up Wendy's box and was blown away...my family is saying that my eyes are glazed from overload..."L" Here's what's in my box: a butterfly wind sock on a stick an angel statue (I'm going to put it in the remembrance rose garden for my grandmother) gorgeous butterfly windchimes made out of gems (all sparkly and shiny) ceramic mushroom (it's so cute) hose guide stump planter with blue bird (it's adorable) goldfinch pothanger (already hanging) jiffy pot pellets 2 (I've never seen these before, they're cool) note cards with matching flower pens (you can never have enough of these) lavendar Fields fragrant sachet (in my closet) raspberry garden green tea chocolate hazelnut tea (can't wait to try these) tea coupons AND Bunch Flowering tulips and then there's the SEEDS! (I swear I started drooling) mexican cigar plant plumbago blue angel viscaris coleus rainbow mix dwarf MG moss rose double (drool) lt blue joker pansy zinna red spider dwarf teddy bear sunflowers farewell to spring godetia cosmos lilac bleeding heart cleome rose queen lady lavendar (drool) thyme russian sage (more drool) peppermint stick zinna (flooding the floor) nastrurtium Empress of India (WOW) sugar snaps viola charityland Mt. Bluet catnip Isisensata mixed (gotta look this up) schizanthus (gotta look this up too!) Himalayan poppy (drool, drool) sweet annie artemisia (love this, used ot use it in the flower shop) chicory Bird's eye (overtime drool) blk eyed susan vine california poppy clarkin Mt garland (sounds interesting) english lavendar (yummy) lemon Mint alyssium goldea tuft (I have never seen this) viola bowles black berlandiera Ivriata (another looker up) oregano scarlet sage geranium splish splash AND Ptilotus exaltus Joey ****FAINT**** I'm in seed heaven...what a wonderful box Wendy, I'll be playing for days! Thank you so much! ((HUG))

I agree that is why I wanted to see if anything else showed up. I suggest you go here to the forum I link to and register there then start your own thread in the area I link to and tell them exactly what you have told us here. In fact put a link to this page if you would. The team there will help you run some special scans to try to find the hidden bits and pieces. Analysis and Malware Removal always best to be sure it is all clear, once the team tells you that you can trust that you are. If you need any help just let me know I am there too.